Volunteers needed for HSTM event!

June 12, 2018

HSTM Network Ireland is looking for volunteers to help run a HSTM event at the Dublin Festival of History 2018

It is envisaged that the event would be a type of roadshow where individuals would bring along household HSTM objects. These would then be photographed, placed on the web, information about them crowdsourced, and then a blog post on each produced.
For this project we will need a venue, a team, and a photography setup. If there is anyone interested in being part of an organising team for such an event, could you please contact Adrian.Kirwan@mu.ie or hstmnetworkireland@gmail.com, thanks.

Reminder: CFP HSTM Network Ireland Annual Conference 2018

June 5, 2018
Call closing date: 21 June 2018
History of Science, Technology and Medicine (HSTM) Network Ireland.
Annual conference 2018
26-27 October 2018
Keynote: Professor Nick Hopwood (University of Cambridge) on a visual history of embryos, tentatively titled ‘Why you expect embryos when you’re expecting.’
Hosted at: The School of Natural and Built Environment, Queen’s University Belfast.

Call for Papers/Panels:
For its upcoming conference, the HSTM Network invites proposals on all topics in the history of science, technology and medicine, no Irish connection required. Paper submissions should include a 250-word abstract including five key words, and mention the name and affiliation (unless independent) of the speaker. Individual presentations should be 20 minutes, with 10 minutes afterwards for questions. Panel submissions should include three papers (each with a 250-word abstract including five key words) ,a chair if possible, and a 100-word panel abstract. In both cases, please have ‘Submission 2018 conference’ as your email subject to help speed things along for us. We aim to confirm acceptance of papers within a month of the call for papers closing date.
Address for paper submissions/queries: hstmnetworkireland@gmail.com

Registration fees: £20 for unwaged/students – £40 for waged.

 

CFP: HSTM Network Ireland Annual Conference 2018

May 11, 2018

Hosted by: The School of Natural and Built Environment, Queen’s University Belfast.

Date: 26-27 October 2018

Keynote: Professor Nick Hopwood (University of Cambridge) on a visual history of embryos, tentatively titled ‘Why you expect embryos when you’re expecting.’

Call for Papers/Panels:

For its upcoming conference, the HSTM Network invites proposals on all topics in the history of science, technology and medicine, no Irish connection required. Paper submissions should include a 250-word abstract including five key words, and mention the name and affiliation (unless independent) of the speaker. Individual presentations should be 20 minutes, with 10 minutes afterwards for questions. Panel submissions should include three papers (each with a 250-word abstract including five key words) ,a chair if possible, and a 100-word panel abstract. In both cases, please have ‘Submission 2018 conference’ as your email subject to help speed things along for us. We aim to confirm acceptance of papers within a month of the call for papers closing date.

Call closing date: 21 June 2018

Address for paper submissions/queries: hstmnetworkireland@gmail.com

Website for registration: https://knock.qub.ac.uk/ecommerce/hstm/index.php

Registration fees: £20 for unwaged/students – £40 for waged.

 

 

Funded PhD Studentships at DCU

April 26, 2018
The School of History and Geography at Dublin City University is offering funded PhD studentships.  We are open to candidates interested in the history of science, technology or medicine or environmental history.  The full advertisement is found here

RAMI Medical History Section Lecture

April 16, 2018

 

The Schools’ Manuscript Collection: A lens through which to view the
interwoven threads of ethno-medicine, ritual and religion

By Fiona Shannon
School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Trinity College Dublin

Wednesday 9th May 2018 at 6.15 pm
Conor Ward Room, First Floor, Setanta House
Setanta Place, Dublin 2

All Welcome, particularly students

Further details available here RAMI Shannon FLYER

 

Third Annual Huxley Lecture on the History of Mathematics

April 16, 2018

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Maynooth University, have the pleasure in announcing the third annual Huxley Lecture on the History of Mathematics by Dr Philip Beeley from the University of Oxford, on Tuesday 24th of April at 6pm (Renehan Hall). 

Title: ‘To the very Fountains of Mathematical Learning’. Euclid’s Elements and the reform of university teaching around 1700.
Further details are available here

CFP: Unseen Voices: Representations, Interpretations and Reconstructions

April 16, 2018

NEW PERSPECTIVES, POSTGRADUATE SYMPOSIUM ON THE HUMANITIES (NPPSH)

Maynooth University, Co. Kildare, Ireland

12th and 13th October 2018

NPPSH is an annual conference, initiated in 2016 by Maynooth University. Designed and
organised by postgraduate students, for postgraduate students – our objective is to highlight the scope and depth of emerging humanities across a diverse range of disciplines. We invite both individual and panel abstracts from researchers (Masters and PhDs) for 20-minute presentations centred on the theme of ‘Unseen voices: Representations, interpretations and reconstructions’

Further details are available here NPPSH CFP 2018 (1)